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After the opening night performance Sunday, June 22, of Hedwig and the Angry Inch, theater goers were treated to a gala celebration next door inside the King Plow Arts Center. After de-wigging, the cast and crew joined the party.
(Photos by David Lee Simmons)
At locations throughout Atlanta, dozens of Sen. Barack Obama supporters held bake sales as part of the “Hungry for Change” fundraising effort. Considering one group in southwest Atlanta raised $300 by 3 p.m., there’s an easy explanation why Obama opted out of the public campaign finance system earlier in the week. He’s got a finance system all his own. “Everybody’s showing up with $2, $3,” said volunteer Karen Ceesay at the Southwest Atlanta location, or “Swatts!,” as she called it.
(Photos by David Lee Simmons)
The Gallery at East Atlanta Tattoo’s group art shows continues to draw fans of the lowbrow style, as the Monster Mayhem opening on June 13 proved.
(Photos by David Lee Simmons)
